The Royal Mews

The Royal Mews

Available to visit by on it own for dates from
27 September to 31 October 2005 only

The Royal Mews are one of the finest working stables in existence and a living part of Britain's heritage, the Royal Mews is responsible for all road travel arrangements for The Queen and the members of the Royal Family.

The many coaches and carriages on display include the Glass Coach, used by royal brides; the luxurious Australian State Coach, with central heating and electric windows; and the Irish State Coach, used by The Queen to travel to the State Opening of Parliament. The most dazzling of all the coaches is the Gold State Coach, which has been used at every coronation since that of George IV in 1821. It weighs almost four tonnes and requires 8 horses to pull it.

Pictures: The Royal Collection © 2004, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
Top picture: The Irish State Coach in the quadrangle of the Royal Mews by David Cripps. Bottom picture: The Gold State Coach.

Important Information About The Royal Mews

About your tickets for The Royal Mews

On booking tickets for the package, we will issue you a letter that must be exchanged for the official tickets at the Ticket Desk at The Royal Mews.
Proof of ID will be required when collecting your tickets.
The times given on the letter are your admittance times into each venue – please collect your tickets at least 15 minutes before the first time slot.
The entrances for all three venues are on Buckingham Palace Road. Please refer to the map on the reverse of the letter.
Late arrivals to any of these venues will not be admitted. A visitor arriving early will not be admitted until the time specified on their ticket.
Please make sure you arrive in plenty of time, as there may be some queuing involved.

About the security arrangements

Security checks are in place as you enter each venue. Your bags will be searched and you will be asked to walk through a scanner (similar to security at airports).
Photography, video recording, filming and eating are not permitted inside.
Mobile phones must be switched off for the duration of your visit.
There is a cloakroom available, however, bulky items such as suitcases will not be accepted.

How to get to The Royal Mews

The entrances are situated on Buckingham Palace Road.

By Tube: Victoria (approximately 5 minutes walking distance), alternatively, Green Park (approximately 12 minutes walking distance)
By Bus: Numbers 7, 11, 211 and 239 stop on Buckingham Palace Road. Alternatively, take a bus to Victoria Station & walk from there.
By Rail: Victoria Rail Station (approximately 5 minutes walking distance)

Book Tickets

Daily at 11:00am except Fridays.

Adults: £7.00
OAP: £6.00
Child: £4.50

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If you have a query or would like other information, please e-mail us and we will get back to you within 24 hours.

Or if you wish to speak to one of our reservation
agents please call us on +44 870 240 2978 Monday - Saturday 09:30 - 19:00 GMT

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